registry

The awful temporary power of registry office clerks, how they do make one quail!

His photograph was sent by a registry office, among many others.

It opened with nineteen members, and at one time the registry showed ninety-three members, with eleven honorary members.

There is much opposition to the enactment of a registry law.

She applied, therefore, again to Mr. Bunker, who had a registry office for situations wanted.

At last, he learned of the registry at the Elysée Palace Hôtel.

Though the registry of transfers tells the story in advance, I know as Hamilton Burton knows, that it is a victory for traitors.

But if there be defects in the registry laws, who are to blame for their continuance?

A person might stay twenty years and yet seem as transient as the man still signing the registry.

Some thirty odd years ago a woman carrying a child presented herself at the office in Rome for the registry of births.